Titlebook: E. B. White; The Essayist as Firs G. Douglas Atkins Book 2012 G. Douglas Atkins 2012 America.construction.essay.nature.poetics.politics.rec

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137015068America; construction; essay; nature; poetics; politics; recording; trumpet; writing

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Introduction,rutch offered, a bit prematurely, not so much its obituary as a postmortem, while seeming to affirm the values of the now-enfranchised (definite) ., with its premium on the impersonal, the professional, and the informational: “No Essays, Please!”—and good riddance.. By the end of the century, as ear

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Coming into White Country,of so much of our most revered literature in the West. Getting (back) home is the great theme, of course, of one of the first poems, Homer’s ., the story of a twenty-plus-year ordeal. “Home is where one starts from,” writes T. S. Eliot in ., which becomes the story of returning there, because, parad

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,Of Nature, Maine, and Meaning: or “The Pageantry of Peas” and the Poetics of Adversity,ity!’ has the insistence of a fire alarm.”. It comes as no surprise, then, that in preparing to leave Forty-eighth Street, New York City, for Allen Cove, Maine, White devotes an essay—which receives pride of place in the selected .—to the difficulties of letting go. “It is not possible to keep abrea

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Strange Bedfellows,ded the three essays reprinted as the John Day pamphlet . (1933) and the “paragraphs” (a.k.a. editorials) on world government between 1943 and 1946, published together that last year as .. White reprinted in his 1977 . four political pieces from the . as the second section, titled “The Planet”: in o

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Postscript,our of us, along with two eggs over medium, home fries, homemade bread, homemade jam, and homemade raspberry buns. We faced a three-hour drive from Sherman, way up north, 40 miles from Canada, to the coast southeast of Bangor. I was searching for E. B. White’s salt meadow farm, where he lived and wr